Co-Owner / Customer Relations Specialist

Ben has been going to shows since 2010 but his first festival, EDC Chicago, was in 2013. He loves vibing to chill music such as GRiZ and raging hard to dubstep like Excision. Ben's favorite part about going to shows and festivals is meeting new people and talking to them. He loves the community and the connection at festivals.

Web Designer

Dominique can be found wherever the music is. She believes transcendental experiences come from live music, in the form of unity and connection with others, in the emotional resonance and the cathartic release, and in the immersive journey into a timeless space where only the music and the moment exist. Eager to capture these impactful moments, she aspires to convey the fulfillment she finds in festivals, concerts, and shared musical journeys. Dominique looks forward to attending more transformational festivals and sharing her experiences. In addition to her journalistic and photographic pursuits, her software development experience allows her to assist with website maintenance and design.

Business Manager

Jolie is a Colorado native and Red Rocks has been her second home. Since she was in 8th grade she has been seeing a wide variety of artists but her favorite is Sullivan King. In March 2023 she met him for his Thrones of Blood tour and got his signature tattooed! She feels lucky to have found such a fun-loving community with EDM. 

Junior Editor

At ten, America discovered her first EDM song, sparking a lifelong passion for music. Her journey began as a journalist for The Festival Voice, where her enthusiasm for public relations, networking, and content creation propelled her to the role of Junior Editor. She thrives in the festival scene, driven by the connections and experiences it fosters, many of which have led to collaborations with fellow writers for The Festival Voice.

Stephanie is a Florida native who left the sand behind for the city of Atlanta to pursue her artistic career as a photographer. She specializes in photographing concerts, festivals, and music portraits. In 2019, she won "Best Photographer" by Creative Loafing Reader's Picks.

Korbin is a multifaceted artist, photographer, and part 107 licensed drone pilot based in the Southwest. He has been active in the rave scene for 12 years and photographs raves, festivals, and live performances for the last 10 years. Korbin is a film photography enthusiast and has been bringing “festivals in film” to life, photographing with his traditional (35mm/medium format) and instant film cameras. Drum’n’Bass is life and Korbin is excited for the steadily growing DNB scene in the U.S.

Justin initially began his photography journey by capturing images of his pets because they are his life! He also captured some weddings. However, today, he proudly identifies himself as a live music photographer. This transformation is solely due to his deep connection with music. The way it has the power to alter moods is an unparalleled sensation, and he finds something truly extraordinary in capturing artists and festival-goers in moments of genuine happiness. Time is an uncontrollable force, but through his lens, he freezes it and grants people the ability to cherish those moments forever. This, without a doubt, is the most rewarding aspect of his job!

Kimberly is a Montana local that finds her second home in the music scene. Her portfolio includes a variety of festivals and concerts, such as Bass Canyon, Beyond Wonderland, Area 406 and Freakers Ball; featuring artists such as NERO, ATLiens, Sullivan King, Walking Corpse Syndrome, and more. Kimberly’s favorite things to capture are Kandi trades, PLUR interactions, as well as artist/attendee connections.

Beka is an outgoing, caring, free spirit who loves to connect with strangers on the dance floor. California bred and Atlanta made, she has been attending festivals for over a decade and travels around the world following the music. She is a passionate creative, fashionista, social media expert, content creator, writer, entrepreneur, and mental health advocate. Festivals have changed her life by cultivating a space full of abundant love, expression, acceptance, and deeper connections. Some of her favorite artists are ODESZA, GRiZ, and Illenium. “You are exactly where you need to be” is her motto and she loves sharing her adventures and experiences with others through her lens.

Mikel Cobo is a 21 year old collegiate hockey player who adores every single aspect of electronic music. He was born in Mexico City into a Spanish family. His favorite type of EDM music is definitely everything bass related but his heart and soul belongs to ODESZA and Slander. The very first concert he attended was NGHTMRE when he was 15. His older brother is the biggest reasons he loves EDM since he is a Producer/DJ and Icon collective graduate. He introduced him to everything he knows about music and he took him to my first festival (EDCLV). Ever since he had his first experience raving he knew this was going to be a huge part of my life, and that is precisely why he loves to write and share experiences from festivals. He wants to share the wonderful, incomparable experience that comes with being part of the culture of raving!

Deni has felt a deep love of music her entire adult life. She has always been an avid festival-goer. Her love of music began with rock bands like Motionless In White, Korn, and Beartooth through the Warped Tour festival. As her music tastes changed and she became exposed to various genres of EDM, she discovered her passion for the unique sounds of dubstep. Her Bachelor's in Anthropology allows her to offer a unique perspective of human connection in the EDM community and share an understanding of the values and bonds among ravers.

Sante started his festival journey back in 2016 at Sun City Music Festival in El Paso, Texas. “Roses” by The Chainsmokers was the catalyst that led to a love for the ever-evolving electronic music scene. Sante’s love for music has shifted and changed over the years and you’ll most likely find him at your local Boiler Room-esque concert or a lesser known Indie artist on the festival lineup. He believes that music and photography are universal languages and he’s excited to share his vision through The Festival Voice.

Marcus's passion for photography encompasses a diverse range, from capturing portraits and landscapes to documenting travels. However, it was his first festival experience that ignited a profound transformation in his approach to photography. He was immediately captivated by the unique atmosphere and electrifying energy, feeling an instant calling to capture these moments through his lens. He subsequently delved into concert photography, driven by a mission to immortalize the raw emotions and transformative experiences that festivals offer. Eager to continue his journey, Marcus looks forward to attending more festivals, storytelling and ensuring that these moments are preserved for years to come, inviting others to relive the magic and emotion of festival experiences through his photography.

Cat Ziggy is an artist who crash landed in the Midwest and grew up surrounded by corn fields and cows. Although she considers her Midwest roots very boring, this exact environment is what allowed her to cultivate the world through her own lens and develop her taste of art. Rarely ever seen without a camera, Cat has been a photographer for 15 years and has heavily immersed herself into music and festival culture for over a decade, closely working with many artists and festivals in the Midwest region. She is known for her vibrant, crisp coloring, light distortion, and psychedelic editing style. She feels no greater joy than using the magic of a camera to freeze a perfect moment in time, capturing its energy and essence through her eyes to be appreciated forever. 

Anthony was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. He started to take photos shortly after he graduated high school. It didn’t take him long to realize this is what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. He graduated from Arizona State University with a film and media production degree in pursuit of being a filmmaker. While being a movie director is his ultimate goal he never forgot his first love which is music. Music is why he decided to go down a filmmaking/photography route, and nothing makes him more happy than photographing/recording live music!

Alissa’s journey into the vibrant world of EDM began with a single transformative moment: at the age of 13, she found herself utterly captivated by the pulsating beats of "Say My Name" by ODESZA. Growing up, EDM was like a hidden treasure in her social circles, rarely understood or appreciated. However, once she stepped into college, she was suddenly surrounded by a sea of ravers and enthusiasts, opening her eyes to a whole new universe of music. But it wasn't until she turned 22 that she finally took the plunge into the festival scene, with Coachella being her inaugural experience. The diverse array of genres, from EDM to rap and R&B, enveloped her senses in an unforgettable embrace. It was at Coachella where she witnessed the enchanting magic of live performances, especially those by two friends and knock2, which ignited an even deeper passion for EDM within her. From then on, Alissa was drawn deeper into the embrace of rave culture, leading me to her first rave festival, Apocalypse in Long Beach. Amidst the chaos of pounding bass and swirling lights, she found her true calling as a bass head, delving further into the realms of dubstep and heavy bass music. Her journey from that first encounter with "Say My Name" to the depths of the bass scene has been a thrilling odyssey of self-discovery. Now, she’s thrilled to share my experiences and insights with fellow enthusiasts on this electrifying ride.